On an ordinary street in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria hides something truly extraordinary — a secret club that you’ll only discover if you know someone who’s already been.
There’s no sign, no doorbell, no guest list. To get inside, you need a discreet password passed on by those who’ve experienced it, unlocking a nondescript door to a world of hushed conversations and crafted cocktails.
It’s called Mizu Club, a hidden gem inspired by the clandestine speakeasies of Prohibition-era New York. Access is by private invitation or secret code only, adding to its air of mystery.
Inside, you’ll find an intimate space with soft lighting, dark wood finishes, and an elegant bar where cocktails are prepared with near ceremonial precision. No social media, no flashy promotions, just exclusivity and atmosphere.
Behind this concept is Teresa Moon, an entrepreneur who first made waves on the island with El Bento Japonés, a tiny Omakase restaurant with just four tables. The success of her Japanese venture set the stage for something even more private: a club where fine drinks, culinary creativity and understated luxury come together in an experience shared only by the few who know about it.
Those who’ve been speak of it as a precious secret. Those who haven’t simply have no idea it exists. And that’s exactly how Mizu Club intends to keep it, a hidden slice of the Canary nightlife, reserved for those who truly appreciate it.
